Hi !

So, excel being excel, it exports utf-8 csv using semi-columns (;) characters as delimiters, and \r as line separators.

So I specified those as such... and running crashes the program in Xcode, hitting a breakpoint in the CFHash thread, before stopping with

Message from debugger: Terminated due to signal 9

I don't have any breakpoint in my code, and CSVParser is the only framework I'm using. Any idea ?

Just in case, here's my function

    func importCSV(filePath: String) {
	do {
		let delimeter: Character = ";"
		let lineSeparator: Character = "\r"
		let csv = try CSVParser(filePath: filePath, delimiter: delimeter, lineSeparator: lineSeparator)
		var i = 0
		for row in csv {
			print("Row \(i): \(row)\n") // ["first column", "sceond column", "third column"]
			i += 1
		}
		do {
			let jsonStr = try csv.toJSON()
			consoleIO.writeMessage("json: \(jsonStr)")
		} catch let csvToJsonError {
			consoleIO.writeMessage(csvToJsonError.localizedDescription, to: .error)
		}
	} catch let error {
		print(error)
		consoleIO.writeMessage(error.localizedDescription, to: .error)
	}
    }

Using a random character as delimiter (such as "j") makes it work just fine... almost.

csv.toJSON() fails on the enumeratedWithDic() function, but I guess it's because there aren't any headers (since "j" isn't really a delimiter in the csv file ^^")

Hi there!

I'm trying to initialize a CSVParser from a String and I'm getting a fatal error.

Line 29 of parser.swift is if inputContents[cursor] == quotes {

This line is throwing fatal error: Can't form a Character from an empty String

inputContents[cursor] and quotes are both equal to a single " and I've tried several things trying to debug this but got nowhere.

This is the string I'm passing to the initializer with let csvParser = try CSVParser(content: csvString) is:

"Subject 1 #hashtagone","http://example.com/one"
"Subject 2 #hashtagtwo","http://example.com/two"
"Subject 3 #hashtagthree","http://example.com/three"

Any ideas?

It would be nice to be able to have headers parsed separately from rows(if the file has headers) so you could do something like let csv = CSVParser(content: string, hasHeaders: true) and then be able to let headers = csv.headers and let rows = csv.rows

This turns on the build option to restrict API usage to only APIs allow in app extensions. This setting is on the "General" tab of the build settings for each of the CSVParser and CSVParseriOS targets in the project.

Turning this on allows the framework to be included in app extensions on both macOS and iOS.

When i try to Write data

let csv = try CSVParser(filePath: "path/to/csvfile")
// get every row in csv

    below line throws an error after updating to 4.1
csv[0] = ["test0", "test1", "test2"]  //  **Cannot assign through subscript: subscript is get-only**

csv.wirite(toFilePath: "path/to/destination/file")

Whenever one of my project is run with CSVParser as one of its frameworks (and even when it is the only framework used in the entire project), and run on an actual iPhone, the error "This Application's bundle identifier does not match its code signing identifier". Are there any solutions to this problem by anyone?

extension CSVParser: RangeReplaceableCollection {
  public func replaceSubrange<C>(_ subrange: Range<Int>, with newElements: C) where C : Collection, C.Iterator.Element == Array<String> {
    self._rows.replaceSubrange(subrange, with: newElements)
  }
  public func reserveCapacity(_ n: Int) {
    self._rows.reserveCapacity(n)
  }
}

Here i have got error.

I got an error when running an app on Ubuntu.

Fatal error: init(contentsOfFile:usedEncoding:) is not yet implemented: file Foundation/NSString.swift, line 1308

It's caused by this line

public convenience init(filePath: String, delimiter: Character = ",", lineSeparator: Character = "\n") throws {
    let fileContent = try String(contentsOfFile: filePath) // <-- this line
    try self.init(content: fileContent, delimiter: delimiter, lineSeparator: lineSeparator)
  }

You should consider to use the same method with explicit encoding. Following code works well on Ubuntu:

let fileContent = try String(contentsOfFile: filePath, encoding: .utf8)

Hi, thanks for great library! Have some issues:

(1) I have some problems in text encoding in Russian excel file, what can cause this issue? (2) Also, it would be best to write some performance test, because in large files it's working slowly.